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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-03-18
Fattening Eject Of yyatsr.

While excessive imbibing Of very cold or
iced water is not to be commended, especially
when one is very warm, there Is reason to be-
lieve. according to recent medical authority,
that the unlimited use of pure spring water is
not only very conducive to health but has a
tendency to favor fullness and roundness Of
the body. Whether this results from better
action ON the part Of the digestive, assimula-
tive and depurative functions-owing to the
internal cleanliness or flushing of the hu-
man sewers by large quantities of water, or
whether water has a specific action in pro-
ducing the fullness, is not known; but OBJ
servation confirms as fact that the free use
Of water has fattening effect
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-03-18
Unwholcsome Food and Drink.


Bolted -four mixed with bran, such as Is
often palmed of on consumers as Graham"
-four, is fit only for the'stomachs of herbivor-
Gus animals.
Immature meat such as bob VEAL is un-
wholesome not only because it contains no
nourishment but because Of its extreme In
digestibility.
Borax, boracie and salycilic acids, which
are sometimes added to milk to prevent sour
ing, irritate the kidneys and dispose to
Bright's disease.
The idea that water purifies itself by freez-
ing is prevalent and deep rooted, but erro-
neous 1t has led to the use of ice from ponds
whose water no one would think of drinking.
People, especially females, who drink
largely Of tea and still more when they do
not eat sufficient food, suffer from many ner-
vous troubles, as we'll as palpitation and neu-
ralgia. and present all the phenomena Of
nerve exhaustion, says DR.. Fothergill.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-03-18
Rayworth's Horse Powders are pu,

Rayworth's Horse Powders are pure
medicine used by the best horse owners
in Vermont. They purify the blood,
renovate the system, improve the appe-
tite. help digestion, expels worms. re.
vive the spirits, render the coats sleek,
Don't think anything is "gooI enough
tor horse", or take anybody's advice
as to his ailments. Get the best treat.
ment you can. We say Rayworth's
Powders are tie best preventive and
cure. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pound
papers % cents at the stores.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-03-18
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts. bruis
es, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever sores. tet
ter, chapped hands, chilb'ains, corns, aid al
skin eruptions. aud positively cures piles, OF
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfact on or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by.
II. G. DAY, Bradford. VT.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-03-18
Treatment Of the Feet.

If the feet are tender or painful after long
walking or standing, great relief calxbe had
by bathing them in salt and water. hand-
full of salt to gallon of water is the right
proportion. Have the water as hot as can
comfortably be borne. Irmerse the feet, and
throw the water over the legs as far as the
knees with the hands. When the water be-
comes too cool, rub briskly with flesh towel
This method, If used night and morning,
will cure neuralgia Of the feet
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-03-18
A Worthless Island

Quelpaert, an island in the Yellow sea, is
the most hopelessly worthless piece of dry
land on this earth. Grass will not crow
there, nor water run, nor fire burn, nor
animals live. and the stars even will not
shine upon it.-Chicago Herald.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-03-18

~ n m can live at home, and make more money at
Viii work for us, than at anything else in this
EVlbI world. Capital not needed; you are started
lOO free. Both sexes; all ages. Any one can do
the work. Large earnings from first start. Costly
outfit and terms free. Better not delay. Costs you
nothing send your address and find OUT you are
wise you will do so at once. R. HALLErT Co., Port
and Maine
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-03-18
DANGER AHEADi

There is danger ahead for you if you neg
lect the warning which nature is giving you
of the approach of the fell.destroye
sumption. Night sweats, splitting of blood,
loss of appetite-these symptom have ter.
rible meaning. You can be cured If you do
not wal: until 1t is too late. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. the greatest
blood.purifer known, will restore your lost
health. AS nutritive 1t Is far superior to
cod liver oil. All druggists.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-03-18

rate that made up for lost time. Nothing
could stop her. Whether this property Of
cocaine IL beneficial and desirable depends,
perhaps, upon circumstances. New York
k,xN ....
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-03-18

Shar., meat is openly sold in the Havana
fish market.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-01

built and prosperous town. Besides
the vineyards, there are as fine or
ange groves as can be found in the
county, and all the deciduous fruits,
including apricots and pears, grow to
perfection in the fertile soil and genial
air of Anaheim.
The inhabitants are at present en-
gagged in an effort to establish a Sec
ond hotel to accommodate the increas-
ing influx of people. 1t is to be a
joint stock affair, and will cost, with
the ground and furnishing, quite $780,
600. In few days work will be be-
gun on the branch line of the
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe be-
tween Los Angeles and Anaheim, and
the cars will be run on it by the latter
part of the fall. 1t is stated that the
Southern Pacific Company has a line
surveyed to run across the Laguna
ranch by way Of Los Nietos and Full
ton Wells through North Anaheim, by
Burruel Point and Orange to make
a connection with their main line to
San Diego at a point below Santa
Ana.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-01

his beat, and every breach Of duty Of
discipline.
The sergeant will endeavor to find
| the officers without using his whistle,
but should he be unable to find the
officer, he will use his call, and note
in his report the reason given by the
officer, for not being found without be-
ing called.
1t is the duty of the patrolman when
he sees the sergeant to make himself
known to him. When special busi-
ness requires the absence from the
office of ihe captain ON duty, he shall
enter in his report the reason for, and
time of such absence, also the name
of the officer left in charge of the
office.
The sergeant will make his rounds
in uniform; and any deviation from
this rule, and the cause thereof, must
be entered in his report. He will h ave
no regular time to visit certain beats,
but will choose such times as will
enable him to discharge his to dis
charge his duty to the best advantage.
The sergeant or patrolmen need not
wear uniform on the first watch.
Captains and sergeants are expected
to be as diligent in making arrests as
the patrolmen.
On reading the above Captain Ty-
Ter Immediately bought a pistol and
borrowed club. 1t is expected that
in a few days he will make an arrest.
From the rules governing prison
keepers the following paragraph is
taken: No person charged with fel-
ony shall be released without an Or
der signed by the Chief of Police, the
Police Judge, or Captain of Police;
but in all minor cases, written Or
der from any Justice Of the Peace of
this city and county, certifying that
the necessary bail has been given for
the defendants appearance to answer
the charge against him, shall be suffic-
lent authority for his release.
The following rule if carried out
will keep the city in healthful and
cleanly condition:
Every regular and special police
officer having a regular beat shall be an
ex-officio Health Inspector, and in
case said regular or special police Off
Ger shall observe at any time that any
building, street, alley, court or lane
in said city and county is in a condition
offensive to the public health, he shall
Immediately make report thereof to
the Health Officer. Said ex-officio
Health Inspector shall serve without
pay. 1t shall be the duty of the Health
Officer to report to the Police Commits
sioners any neglect of the duties re-
quired in this order of ex-officio Health
Inspectors.
The rules just impaired are rather
strict but it must be said that even in
San Francisco they are not followed.
The Police Commissioners each week
devote several hours to the trials of
officers charged with violations of the
rules. The officers usually engage
lawyers and make as hard fight to
vindicate themselves as though they
were on trial formurder. The charges
vary all the way from drunkenness
or being asleep on duty, to running
away with another mans property.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-01
A Good Beginning.

The HERALD has repeatedly urged
the cultivation of that most valuable
edible fungi, the delicious and nutri-
tious mushroom. At last the cultiva-
ton has been begun in good shape by
Jerry Illich, who has produced a fine
sample of this excellent article of food
for the people. He has produced the
genuine mushroom "a, campestris), ,
such as is largely raised in Paris and
sent in the form of pickles to this
country.
This movement is very important
and will doubtless be followed by
others, who will find the business very
profitable. 1t is as easy to raise mush-
rooms as it is to raise potatoes, while
the profit is ten times as great. There
is little more care and labor to be
expended in planting the spawn of
the mushroom than in planting the
potato, but the labor of gathering the
former is much less than the latter,
while it yields crop daily for month
and will grow in this part of the
country during all the year.
Following is good plan to raise
mushrooms: In the first place dig a
pit in the ground about six feet wide,
ten feet long and about eighteen in
ches deep. Into this pit put fresh
horse drippings mixed with about
an equal weight, not bulk, of loamy
soil from pasture land. Mix the
drippings and the loan together, till
the union is complete. Place ther-
mometer in the bed, or mixture, to
ascertain if it have the proper degree
of fermenting heat. In a short time the
temperature should be about 100
Fahrenheit. After few days it resis-
tiers 80 degrees.
The spawn should then be planted
in holes about four inches deep, COW
cred and pressed down. These plant
ings should be about foot apart, and
the pieces should be about the size of a
hens egg. At the end Of twelve days
put on a slight coating of soil,
sprinkle it with water that has been
warmed by the sun or artificial heat,
cover the beds with about six inches
of straw and let the planting rest.
The heat should be kept as near as
possible to sixty degrees. Ifatany time
the bed does not maintain heat of six
ty degrees, warm water Of 100 degrees
temperature may carefully be spread
over the bed by sprinkling and the straw
replaced. Usually the spawn bears a
second crop in half month after the
first crop is gathered.
The mushrooms which come here
from La Puerite for Mr.. Hitch are
grown in a cave and are very choice.
By the aid of straw the use of cave
is not necessary. Who will be next
progressive gentleman to commence
the cultivation Of this important article
of food?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-01
Burbank improvements.

Street railways and buildings to be built
By resolution passed by the Board OF Di.
rectors street railway is to be commenced
Immediately on Olive avenue, and com.
pleted as soon as possible; also ten more
new buildings to be commenced and com.
pleted as fast as men and material can be
provided, as the demand for buildings Is
Isyin excess of the supply.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-01
The Porter Land and Water
Company.

Mean business. They are making immense
Improvements at San Fernando and the
Rancho Ex-Mission. They have been hav-
ing immense sales The property has un-
usual merit and deserves all the success it
is meeting with. That section is one of the
few where scale bugs do not exist.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-01
New Vernon
August Sd.
uetter Acconmeaatlene,

Ncrs Pullman palace oars are now arriv.
Ing VI ~ Santa Fe route, which are "a
b ussd between Los Angeles and Xansaa
0ity 70 accommodate the inoreased travel
east bound. This company Il also running
daily snigrant tourist eazs diroot l7on Loa
Angeles 70 Kansas City.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-01

McOeye's Addition 20 Broadacres
Il the place, and the only place, to buy $50
lots, 30 per month. no interest. The long
Spring street. Carriages every day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-01

When the Angel of Peace to Earth
first descended
To bless with his presence the chill.
dren of men,
Mid the fairest of scenes his pathway
e'er tended,
And, unto his smile, the glad earth
smiled again.
He joyed in the fragrance OF orange
and roses,
And loved mid their glories to
linger or roam;
And he said: Here, in Tustin,
where Beauty reposes,
1, also will linger, and build me a
home"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19

peny snail pay jOr eRcn ana every C4f...... W
kEc Z. The city treasurer shall keep In hts
register all vehicles and street cars licensed
der this ordinance and all vehicles used ON the
streets OF CITY, Except thoee kept for private
use and pleasure Carrtages,) shall be numbered
cOnspiclOusly on the right hand side thereof
suoh numbers shall be furnished by the cit y
treasurer upon payment TO him OF the said II
cense TAX imposed by this ordinance.
$50 9. That al revenues collected or re
ceived under this ordinances shall be annually
appropriated for the Improvement OF streets
and In NO case shall any deductions or abate
ments be made from any license tax. imposed
by this ordinance. except upon the order Of tn.
finance committee. which order shall bs entered
Ut large upon the minutes, ana . copy thereof
| communicated to the city treasurer.
| SEC; 9 Any Of the licenses granted under tht
| provisions OF this ordinance may be revoked BY
| the mayor, at his discretion.
SEQ. 10 That any person falling to take out 9
| license or refusing TO pay the license tax re-
Qutred by this ordinance or who shall vi0lAn
| any of the provisions OF any section thereof
shall subjec ct the offender In addition 70 the snl
mediate forfeit OF his license, To apenalty o. invs
and recovered in the manner that debt Tor pen.
| alties OF like amount are by law sued sosaae 10
Ordsined ana enacted into . Law q The CITY 20 q
i Lancaster on this l7lh day o. LAT e; W. W."
President Of Common Council.
CisrE OF Common Council
| EOBkIT 4. xVAN0.
| President Of Select Council.
clsss q ss!:st Ceapeil; ...... 49,
..,.... vW.Ia!t vWaLtd,ikASss ~, = AosE91: :!1iEsi aiSESsi
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19
ORDl0AAOR,
A N ORDINANCE.

"a N OODANANOEs
Of Liesnss Tag Within the CITY % OF s Lsnessssr
SEC. ]. Be !. Ordained by the Select and Com.
mon Councils OF the City Of Lancaster. that
mentioned ehali. on Or before the nrst day Of
In e,cn spS e the CITY
him Of the respective sums tor the same. as pro.
nrms rms Or OF co oorporstions eo%@snsins business;
If sn: Ssss .Ss ca ;ss that
ssC That all telegraph, telephone and elec.
in eF TO
yidual shall be desif mated BY the names or ini.
@ sssn Rsle the ss na@s
initial. and eaid number shall be iesiDly marke q
nc o. the
Mayor fr tss poes
tofore erected for the ensuing year. Specifying
ton az provided in this section. And tho Mayor
shai! issue license to such applicant who
desisnaled in such application only for the pc
Rod OF one year. to be computed from the nrst
longer And the charge for the Issuing Of such
license shall be the sum of nifty cents tor each
70 o. the
SIC. s. That AL cabs, hacks ana coaches uee0
O. sSs Is %
placed in some conspicuous place on the outside
thereof. two lighted lamps at night with pialn
painted the numbers OF said hack. cab or coach
q Of oa
and that every licensed vehicle shall have the
'ss sas
that all drivers q hacks cabs ana coaches shall
wear a number % eorIesponding With the IN number 9s
coat or other conspicuous place on his person.
And prorided further, that no two conveyances
OF drivers shall have tho same number.
shall be strictly adhered to by the owner or
owners OF all hacks. cabs or coaches conveying
passengers within the limits OF the city. and
provided that the same shall be posted In some
con spicuous place In each hack. cab OF coach,
for The benent OF the travelling public.
Each psrson with ono trunk. Is Cents.
zach Additional trunk.......,...........2j Cents.
Children under six years. no charge.
SEC. That the curbs, extending along north
to Christian street, and on both sides Of West
King from Prince to the Reading railroad, shall
be properly laid out in sections to be designated
highest bidder, in The same manner and form las as
10 now provided for the sale or rent OF the curbs
for market purposes in the centre OF the city
provided. that the sale or rent OF the same sha
DO uD0er the control and supervision OF the
street committee: And prorided. !urther. that
the mayor be authorized TO establish from time
to time additional stands for the use Of hacks
ment may be deemed necessary for the better
regulation OF the hack service.
SIC. 9. That the owner or owners OF all hacks,
cabs. cOache 9, ODnibusts Q. CARTS drays, wagons
and other conveyances used for the conveyance
OF passengers or merc handtse or any otner Ous!.
ness whatsoeyer on the streets OF the city shall
pay an annual tax as follows: =, n,
ClMua0 l. For hack - vi
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19

15U" Iu0 ruHSoeIpuW LSuBor
II would b hard lines II the unoffeudins
little children who play about 10 The public
squares On their roller skates ere 10 b d.
prived Of their harmless diversion becauso q
LOT Of halEgrown hobbledehoys oe hoodluma
abuse their privilege aud annoy pedestrian
In the squares Walt . few weeks, Mr..
Dlxey, until Mr. Stokley's chief Of polics geta
Into command, aud ho will nnd way with.
out . now ordinanoe) 10 protect both the
children In their amusement and pedestrtana
10 their rights and conveuiencA He'll keep
the rougher spirits In order.
And this other word may not bo amieA
encounter boys OF play. Which would they
rather have--sOmo noise and occasional an.
noyance from the boys on their roller skasso
Ia the open air, or have the boys driven 70
worse pastim0 somewhere eloef Let N nol
bc too censoriOus with these youngstefa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19

BTOm th6 CfnWTOr0VtII0 UoMOcFAG
While court was In session last week u
was noticed that Col. Mitchell would very
often 20 to small sstchel, In which he he'd
soms specially selected law bookA and make
rsfersooes. Several OF his Waiting attorneys
10 presenting his Argument 70 the jury they
nlled his satchel With four OF ave empty
bottles, and when the colenel turned 10 maize
his accustomed reference, opening his
eaichcl, tho bottles were exposed.
Judge Lumpkin notified the colonel thas
he need not hope 70 control the court with
such argument - was then shiningly ox.
pOoed upon the table fronting the court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19

AN among tho most formidable known. Dia
betes. BrishtS Disease. Gravel. aud other com
plaints OF the urinary organs. arc not ordinarily
cured In severe cases. but they may be averts6
BY tims'y medication. A useful stimulation ol
the urinary glands has ever bean found In Hos
totter's stomach Bitterx. medicine which not
only affords the requisite stimulus whom they
become inactive. but increases their vigor and
sscretive power. by iucroasing tho activity OF
tho Kidneys and bladder. this medicine has the
additional effect OF e1pelling from the blood
Impurities which It II the peculiar ofnoe Of tha0G
orIaus 70 eitminate and pass Oh. Tho Bittsrs 4
An iny1gorAnt OF tho stomach. And Q matchlOOs
remedy tor biliousnoss and fever and sguo, II
counterActs tendency to premature decay, And
sustAins and comforts the aged and innrm.
nArlS23,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19

Comes aletter signed I. walker. saying: "Abou,
ak months ago commenced tasing Burd0ck
1!ood 6Mfs,s for nrotrac!ed case 0l lambsgu
stats nave recovered my appetite and 00nted
etrongth. Feel better altogether. For cate BY
u. h. Cochran. druggist, i37 and ~ North Queoi,
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19

what Cant H Cured Most Bs D,dursA,"
This old adase does not signify that We must
:%msr The ne mtssriss % q when nsdi
BLOOD 6ttsvs L. available. 1t 10 one OF the mOst
substantisl and reliable remedies sold To- day
lD North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19

"Othellos occupation's gone" He useh tc
rheumatism Nov he only lies dow n and lAug b.
20 think how easily he WAS cured By salvation
OIL at . cents.
VIM. II. vsnderford. esq. editor Of the Demo
crofic Advocate. Westminster, Nd. writes that
ne has used Ir. Bn!l's Cough Syrup and know
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19
Nos . Case

Not . case Of rheumatism. not case OF neural.
IA, not case Of pain or sprsin mot one-has
ia'ied TO go whom attacked by 1homas' Eclsctrsc
ana l8o North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19

We feel called upon to preach . few gospsl
fscts-fActs thst are worth knowing. We want
every body to enjoy all that IL possible In this
world Wo want all those who arc suffering
from rheumatism, neuralgia, ana all aches
sprains ana pains TO know that 1Aonsas' Ecisc.
trio OF is an mnfailing aud splendid oure. Tor
North Queen street, LAnCSSt0r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19

a 000 REWARD.
2xSOOO yor. any ease Of Kidney Tyou.
NSAhneoe eAat o0T1kIO HD1v0 DlTt4R0
Aa' soss's Bold by A'1ffSS SsS.S8Sa e S8SatS f.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-19

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uOoD'0 0AH0APARiLLA.
Prepare for Spring

Prepare for Spring
u y noas TOO early 70 bs sst,iue ready sos
sprias. enc tAs arst thiss which shosid receive
aesenNoa e your own system. u you have not
VIA eofefulA salt rhsum. o. othsr hnoon Of
ne 6looo. yoa ssould purify The blood by taa.
ing HOODS sarsaparilla. do not put o0 taxing .
reliable medioine, bat now take
HOODS OAseAeARILLA
susssisg NON indigestion. poor appetite aaA
coul0 Asar os. but fourd no relief ull she ts1ed
bottle. eaa novor ielt better In her lif0. We feel
n our 1uly 70 recommsnd u to every one ws
know" 0Do. oonssviLLa, A0rsland Cook Co.
PURlsIgs THg BLOOD.
"sevsn ysArs ego. while my litas boy was
playing IN u yard, ha va bitten BY . spider.
ne puleon entered his blood, and sores soon
broke out about his body, they itoAed terribly
ana caused him intsnss su6sriu0. severai times
~ suoceeoed In healing the sores up. but In
spite Of Ill we could DO thsy would breat out
again. Finally We tried Hoods sarsapartlia,
ana hs took one bottle ana ono tbirp Of another.
Whon he sores disappeared ns has not sore
spot on him now, and consider him perfectly
oursa." VIZ. n. D. WARD. D0Wnipgtons Penn.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
oold By Ill druggists. q; Gig for o. Prepared
by O. !. HOOD D CO., Apothecariss. Loweil
100 DOSES oSs DOLLAR. ~
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sov,esv AND lss vANolss.


White wolf skius ase In demand Tor sugs
In the boudOif.
Painting % laos hes superseded plaque
painting In many plaCsa
A socisey 70 assist servants 70 collect their
wages u proposed In Gotham.
The divided skirt 10 actually resolving q.
tention In fAshi0uable society.
In mos polite socisty, says Boston peper.
the Italian style OF psnmsDship 10 iudispsu.
nablA
Models Of the nsw Persian bounss have Or.
"l0veiy."
Surprises IN sunshsdss ars promised. Thoss
tnas are already exhibited I0ok something
IKE lest seasons done over again.
All the now epring models have the eject
OF being " made over costumes, . they aso
composed Of two dtstluc& fabeiCA
Geneva point 10 . loce which Will b much
usod the coming season on washable dfeoooot
q II 70 very durable and at the same time o.
traCtivA